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 | | As Hollander recalls in her new memoir, "Child No More," "if men were ready, willing, even eager to pay me for what I wanted to do anyway, why not accept gracefully?" With celebrities among her many illustrious clients, she got rich, quickly -- and wrote a book about it, just for fun. |
 | | Hollander, scheduled to read from her memoir at the Booksmith in San Francisco on June 12, has long been fond of stories "steeped in East European lore" like the ones in Reichlin's show. |
 | | In Hollander's eyes, her new career is not so much at odds with the work that first made her famous. |
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